SVT 40

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I like the Bear...nice touch!
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Now I just need to hope that LC wants to sell his SVT40 so he can beef up his American Arsenal.... :biggrin: Hmmm or his Finnish arsenal...... :idea: What could he need. :ugeek: :ugeek: :lol: :lol:
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The sharks are circling , watch out Chuck :lol:
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How can rifles that old and rare still look so new and beautiful ? There must be a gun God wathching over them for us.Happy Memorial Day to You all. :D JGC
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Refurbishment :)
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There ya go, the god of refurb :bwink:
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Prayers to the goodgod of refurb church ,sounds like a Flip Wilson annex.
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That is a very beautiful rifle congrats on the pickup. I would love to get my hands on one.
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Thanks Mark.
It's been begging for some range time.
The semi-autos are a calling to me :)
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Has it been a belgium day today? :thumbsup: :Drool1:
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dolk wrote: If the bolt is in the white, then you can almost bet it is a Finn captured SVT40.
Or someone let the bolt sit in vinegar. Mentioned as a warning for what one should look for, should they be looking for a Finn captured one.
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desdem12 wrote:Has it been a belgium day today? :thumbsup: :Drool1:
Yes it has :D
Working out some bugs now, but it was shooting 2" groups at 100Y :thumbsup: They were just too far right to move the rear sight over any more :vsad:
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Shooting? I am not doing that much shooting here, hard to shoot while laying face down on the ground passed out from heat exhaustion :)
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Oh man, it's been brutal the last couple days. Air so thick you could shoot it with a bullet.
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The bullet would travel about 20 yards and fall to the ground from the moisture resistance in the air :)
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2" groups :beek: SWEEEET, Maybe it was made for shooting around the corners? That sounds like a hell of a weapon. They look great and if they shoot that good then i will have to find the $200 version :thumbsup: Ground squirrel armageddon. :lol: :lol: (is that what they make :spam2: out of?)
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Yeah, sweet groups... and it just went into the box to send it back :vsad:
The barrel was over timed. In other words, it was screwed onto the receiver a hair to far, but just enough to throw the front sight and gas assembly off kilter. And that's why I could not bring my groups any further over. A common problem in these put togethers I read.
The seller is paying shipping and going to retime it. The one I bought was his "safe queen" and he didn't check it out thoroughly he said. At least he's stand up. One of the good sellers on GB. The bad news is I won't have it and I already told you how brutal it was waiting for it the first time. Do we have a smiley of a man crying? :b sad: :b sad: :b sad:
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Yes, :tissue:

Too bad.
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:lol: OK, that'll work, Jim.

The good news is he's using Fedex this time :thumbsup:
UPS absolutely sucks lately.
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